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DC Invites You to Harley Quinn’s Bat Mitzvah in February 2027 with the new creative team of Joanne Starer and Lukas Ketner

On February 24, 2027, DC’s Harley Quinn enters a new era with a new creative team featuring writer Joanne Starer and artist Lukas Ketner.

Starer and Ketner are taking Harley from Brooklyn to France in a new story that finds her living with two terrible roommates, traveling abroad with a forged Justice League ID, assembling an unlikely crew of super-powered individuals, and attempting the most Harley Quinn-esque caper imaginable: stealing the Mona Lisa from the Louvre. And as if that isn’t enough trouble, an international cadre of assassins is after Harley’s head.

Before Harley can take Paris, however, Harley Quinn #71 has some unfinished business closer to home, including haunting childhood memories, an adult bat mitzvah, and one very important question: If you invite Batman to a bat mitzvah, does he have to show up?

And Harley’s problems aren’t confined to France. She stole something from the Eraser, and now he’s out to erase her. The new story will also bring back longtime Harley ally Sy Borgman.

Harley Quinn #71, publishing on February 24, written by Joanne Starer with art by Lukas Ketner and Dave McCaig and a main cover by David Nakayama, will also feature variant covers by Yona, Nimit Malavia, and Khary Randolph.

Harley will also get a new look beginning with Harley Quinn #72, designed by artist David Nakayama, who joins the series as the new main cover artist.

  • Illustration of a smiling woman with blonde pigtails, a large red bow, and a red-and-black dress lying on the floor while holding a speech-bubble sign.
  • Stylized illustration of a blonde woman in a red hooded outfit holding a futuristic weapon against a pink and white abstract background.
  • Comic-style illustration of a glamorous masked woman in a flowing pink gown and black boots posing in a monster-filled fashion boutique.
  • Black-and-white manga-style illustration of a smiling woman wielding a giant mallet amid shattered debris and falling figures.
  • Black-and-white comic page featuring Harley Quinn, framed artwork, chaotic office scenes, a carnival backdrop, and Gotham-style row houses.
  • Black-and-white comic collage showing four women interacting with smartphones in multiple panels.
  • Black-and-white comic page showing a woman and older man investigating Batman-related clues in a city neighborhood.
  • Black-and-white comic page showing masked characters, a chaotic room filled with papers, a woman holding a Regal Tots box, and a dramatic laboratory scene.
  • Harley Quinn-inspired character design sheet showing front, hooded, side, and back views in a red-and-black outfit with braided hair and diamond-patterned details.

Preview: Harley Quinn #67

Harley Quinn #67

(W) Elliott Kalan (A) Carlos Olivares

Hey look! 6-7!!! 6-7!!! 6-7!!! Eh? Ehhhh ???? See, I can be hip! I got layers — I’m nuanced! Speaking of which, it’s about time that I have a long overdue heart -to-heart with the love of my life, Poison Ivy. All that’s standing between us is a city-sized jungle full of Swamp Thing’s prehistoric cousins. Good thing I brought my trusty Harley-machete! Saddle up, buckeroo; I gotta get my Pammy, and you’re coming with me!!

Cover of the 'Harley Quinn' comic featuring Harley Quinn in a vibrant, jungle-like setting, wielding a whip. A large, colorful plant creature looms behind her, with the title 'HARLEY QUINN' prominently displayed. The text 'RED HEAD REDEMPTION!' appears at the bottom.

Preview: Harley Quinn #66

Harley Quinn #66

(W) Elliott Kalan (A) Carlos Olivares

Ahh, finally time for a nice relaxing—what the heck?! I just got my life back to normal, and now the whole city is gettin’torn apart by prehistoric plants, poisonous pollen, and ahhh … dangit , I ran outta P words for alliteration, so uhhh … terrible treeoids ? I got a bad feeling my one true love, Poison Ivy, is behind alla this. I guess I gotta get my butt down to City Hall stat!

Cover of Harley Quinn comic issue 66 featuring Harley Quinn with pigtails in a dynamic pose, surrounded by large green vines and leaves, with a cityscape in the background.

Preview: Harley Quinn #65

Harley Quinn #65

(W) Elliott Kalan (A) Carlos Olivares

IS THIS THE END OF BATQUINN?! Solicitation Harley here — you ain’t gonna believe this! The shadowy secret leader of the Harley Quinn Revenge Squad? Well, it’s none other than ****************! That’s right, can you believe it?! *************! Not in my wildest dreams would I ever have imagined that **************** would be behind it. Why, it’s enough to make me say @&#$%! Ahhh! I’m so angry I could eat a table! I can’t believe it! What the #$@%^! #$@#*^$&#%#$@%^#$@%^#@$%@#! (?_?)

Harley Quinn #65

Preview: Harley Quinn #64

Harley Quinn #64

(W) Elliott Kalan (A) Carlos Olivares

MEET THE HARLEY QUINN REVENGE SQUAD! It’s me, Harley, versus my own greatest enemies of all time — the Harley Quinn Revenge Squad! They’re so bad you couldn’t find a hole deep enough to lock these folks away in! We’ve got the legally distinct hunter guy, the backward arms guy, the penny pincher, the corporate art security man, the tech bros, and the worst of the lot — the squad’s shadowy leader! This one’s so evil they’d make Lex Luthor’s secret flower garden wilt with just one glare! One glare! Don’t get me started on what’d happen with two!

Harley Quinn #64

Blokees’ Harley Quinn Champion Class Model Kit is available now!

Harley Quinn has come to Blokees as a Champion Class model kit!

Meet Harley Quinn — bold, chaotic, and impossible to ignore — now joining the lineup! She doesn’t follow rules, and ordinary isn’t her style. Every moment with her turns into a scene you can’t look away from. Ready to bring a little chaos to your shelf?

Harley Quinn arrives as an officially licensed product with 133 pieces, bringing her signature look into your collection. With 42 points of articulation, dual-mode weapon switching, and speed-mode parts from High Heels to Roller Skates, she offers more ways to recreate dynamic Harley Quinn moments.

Pre-colored parts assemble with no brush, glue, or cutters required for an easier tool-free experience. Add Harley Quinn to your collection and let the mayhem begin.

Get yours!

Purchase: Blokees – Entertainment Earth

Preview: Harley Quinn #63

Harley Quinn #63

(W) Elliott Kalan (A) Carlos Olivares

REIGN OF THE SUPER-COPS! Oy vey! I been facing off against my latest foe, the Monochromatic Man, and lemme tell ya something, this guy ain’t messing around. He’s turning my world into some kinda Dutch angle nightmare! But if that ain’t bad enough, I got the whole dang GCPD after me too.

Comic cover featuring Harley Quinn driving a cartoonish black car with a fiery expression, pursued by police cars with flashing lights. The background shows a colorful urban landscape, and there's a speech bubble with the text, 'Where's the banana peel button on this thing?'

Preview: Harley Quinn #62

Harley Quinn #62

(W) Elliott Kalan (A) Carlos Olivares

DON’T TOUCH THAT REMOTE! We got a real special show for you folks this month — you’re gonna love it! I, the one and only true Harley Quinn, will be appearing for one night only on Throatcutter Hill’s premier public-access TV station. Sure, the folks working there don’t know it quite yet—but when I get there, I’m sure they’ll see things my way and air my show! This is a real wacky one — we got so much formal experimentation in here that you’ll be going “Great Tom King’s Ghost!” by the end of the issue!

Harley Quinn #62

Batman: Bad Seeds begins August 26

As the sun sets on Gotham City, something ancient wakes beneath its streets! In Batman: Bad Seeds, the next major Batman event kicking off in August and running through October, Poison Ivy unleashes a desperate act of eco-terror that transforms Gotham into a hostile landscape of prehistoric plant life. Told across one long, dark night, the event unfolds as Gotham’s heroes, villains, and civilians fight to survive.

Led by showrunners Matt Fraction and G. Willow Wilson, Batman: Bad Seeds is a Gotham-wide comic book crossover that pulls every corner of the city into the crisis. While Fraction (Batman) and Wilson (Poison Ivy) steer the event’s core narrative, the writers and artists behind Detective Comics, Batgirl, Batwoman, Catwoman, Nightwing, and Harley Quinn each deliver pivotal chapters that track Gotham’s transformation as the night deepens. Across ten weeks, readers will follow the crisis as it spreads from block to block, title to title.

As Ivy’s plants spread, Gotham begins to mutate—buildings swallowed by vines, streets overtaken by carnivorous flora, and entire neighborhoods reverting to a primordial state. With the Bat-Family hunted, the GCPD fractured under Commissioner Vandal Savage’s militarized rule, and civilians trapped in a city turning against them, Gotham City becomes a living battleground where every chapter brings a new evolution.

On August 26, DC will publish a Batman: Bad Seeds prelude in Poison Ivy #47.Written by G. Willow Wilson with art by Leandro Fernandez, a main cover by Jessica Fong, and variant covers by Noobovich, Kyuyong Eom, and Manny Vincent Carbonilla, this prelude issue reveals that Gotham City is done with Mayor Pamela Isley—there’s just one problem for everyone there: she’s not done with them.

Then, also on August 26, the Batman: Bad Seeds event officially begins with Batman: Bad Seeds – Sunset #1. Written by Matt Fraction and G. Willow Wilson with art and cover by Giuseppe Camuncoli, Cliff Rathburn, and Tomeu Morey, plus variant covers by Dan Mora, Marcio Takara, Jorge Jiménez, and Jeff Spokes (Glow-in-the-Dark), this unforgettable first chapter opens as the sun goes down and Gotham loses power, showing that the only thing scarier than the night…might just be the morning sun. Gotham City’s mayor, Pamela Isley—deserted by her allies both political and arcane—is about to make a last-ditch power play that will leave Gotham decimated by daybreak. Having already declared war on the Bat-Family and flooded the streets with his private, paramilitarized police army, Police Commissioner Vandal Savage sees an opportunity to solve two problems at once!

Following August’s prelude and kickoff, the event continues across September and October in the pages of Batman, Poison Ivy, Detective Comics, Batgirl, Batwoman, Catwoman, Nightwing, and Harley Quinn, alongside several new event titles. More details on these chapters will be revealed in the coming months as DC unveils the full scope of Batman: Bad Seeds.

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